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     XWUD(1)                                              XWUD(1)



     NAME
          xwud - image displayer for X

     SYNOPSIS
          xwud [-debug] [-help] [-inverse] [-in file] [-display
          display]

     DESCRIPTION
          xwud is an X Window System window image undumping
          utility.  xwud allows X users to display window images
          that were saved by xwd in a specially formatted dump
          file.  If no window manager is running, or if the
          window manager does not override the original
          coordinates, the window image appears at the
          coordinates of the original window from which the dump
          was taken.  Monochrome dump files are displayed on a
          color monitor in the default foreground and background
          colors.

     OPTIONS
            -help
              prints out a short description of the allowable
              options.

            -in file
              allows the user to explicitly specify the input
              file on the command line.  If no input file is
              given, the standard input is assumed.

            -inverse
              applies to monochrome window dump files in XYBitmap
              format only.  If selected, the window is undumped
              in reverse video.  This is mainly needed because
              the display is write white, whereas dump files
              intended eventually to be written to a printer are
              generally write black.

            -display display
              allows you to specify the server to connect to.

            -debug
              sends debugging information to the screen (stderr).

     ENVIRONMENT
          DISPLAY
            To get default display.

     FILES
          XWDFile.h       file format definition

     BUGS
          Does not attempt to do color translation when the



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     XWUD(1)                                              XWUD(1)



          destination screen does not have a colormap exactly
          matching that of the original window.

     SEE ALSO
          xwd(1), xpr(1)

     AUTHOR
          Tony Della Fera, Digital Equipment Corporation, MIT
          Project Athena
          William F. Wyatt, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory













































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